OccamsRazer @ OccamsRazer @lemmy.world

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I'm not sure if these people are propagandists or just dumb. It seems like a very obvious non story if you actually read what happened.

The charges were about collusion, and not about whether or not the Russians tried to interfere.

The entire system is being challenged from top to bottom, with supreme Court justices and Judges all over being called into question.

It's a little confusing what Biden even meant. I assumed he was asking if white people were swapped out for Black people on Jan 6, and all else were equal.

How do you think MSNBC and CNN would cover it?

I agree with you, but this is blatant misrepresentation of what actually happened, and that should worry you. I'm not saying this to defend Trump, I'm saying this to point out the misrepresentation of events by the news media.

You honestly believe that? Our perception of the world and our opinions is formed by what we see and here. It's that simple. Not sure how you think you somehow transcend that, and have some innate ability to discern truth from propaganda. Whole nations and civilizations have been deceived by propaganda and none of us is above that. So the question we should be asking ourselves is what propaganda are we consuming and how is that affecting us?

They get news from different sources than you do.

We escaped it by my wife quitting work, so that's always an option.

Oh sorry I guess I should have clarified that I was looking for bad examples.

I guess maybe you didn't read the article very closely, but those are terrible examples.

Kind of weird to reference Kyle Rittenhouse after being exonerated, not to mention the antifa guy who shot and killed a counter protester, and was later killed by police. Like what exactly does that prove?

Are you referring to Jan 6 alone or are there other examples?

I think the key point is that people in Texas feel as though they have control over their schools. People want to leave when the schools don't reflect their values and they are powerless to change it.

No that's the whole point of the post

Everyone's doing it to some extent, whether they want to admit it or not. I TRY not to let my bias influence my impression of events, but it definitely has some kind of impact.

Yep. Even if she is telling the truth about her motives and if she uncovered true election fraud, she cant break the law to obtain that evidence.

It's not clear from the article if this supports my political bias or not, so I don't have much to say about it.

Is it better to have someone else do it? Easier for sure, but is it actually better from an ethical standpoint?

Yes, maybe in a nearby gravel pit.